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ZF reveals 9HP - 9 Speed automatic transmission

ZF reveals 9HP - 9 Speed automatic transmission

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About 4 years ago in May 2007, ZF unveiled their 8 speed automatic transmission which found its place under the bonnets of the BMW 760LI saloon, Rolls-Royce Ghost and many others. In the quest for efficiency, car manufacturers have increased the number of gear selection to their products and even a base model such as the latest BMW 1 series is benefiting from an 8 speed transmission. Recognizing such a need, ZF launched the world


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ER-3682

Ageed,most Japanese car still using 4 speed Auto[2L camry].....

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with 9 speed.... comes 10 speed... comes more speed

 

might as well CVT?

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